SpaceX’s IPO Triumph, Anthropic’s Fable Fumble, OpenAI’s Price War
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SpaceX IPOs soars and makes Elon Musk's the world's first trillionaire. Anthropics fable rollout doesn't go as planned, and OpenAI may drop rates drastically. That's coming up on a Big Technology Podcast Friday edition right after this. This episode is brought to you by Genesis. What does it actually take to put a genetic AI to work across an entire enterprise?
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This is definitely one of those weeks where I have been waiting to get Ron John's take on the news for days on end. I haven't heard his thoughts on the fable fumble, but I'm so excited to get his perspective on what it means now that we've seen a version of Mythos, so we'll do that in the second segment. We'll also talk about OpenAI potentially drastically lowering prices for its GPT models, but first we'll talk about SpaceX and the SpaceX IPO, companies trading above trillion dollars. We'll unpack what it means. Joining us as always, of course, on Friday is to do it is Ron John Roy of Margins.
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